Caro Quintero controlled the Caborca cartel and generated violence in Sonora: specialist Eduardo Guerrero
Eduardo Guerrero, a specialist in Public Security, noted that the Caborca cartel reached its peak in the first three years of the government of Lopez Obrador, and that it was extremely violent
* He explained that the arrest of the drug dealer will put a pause to the violence, mainly in the state of Sonora
By: Maria Del Rocio Angeles Rivero
Public Safety Specialist Eduardo Guerrero shared that the arrest of Rafael Caro Quintero will generate a pause in the violence that increased in recent years on the coast of Baja California, as currently the drug trafficker is e ncontraba at the front of the Caborca cartel, which generated much of the violence in the area.
“It was really an urgent matter. Rafael Caro Quintero created, recently, a few years ago, a new cartel, the Caborca cartel, which really reaches its boom in these first three years of the government of Lopez Obrador, is a highly violent cartel that began to generate much Violence all over the Gulf Coast of Baja California I'm talking about San Luis Rio Colorado, Caborca, Hermosillo, Guaymas, Cajeme, all these municipalities on the west coast of Sonora were burned by disputes of the Caborca cartel with other organizations," indicated Eduardo Guerrero, specialist in Public Safety.
He explained that the arrest of Caro Quintero will put a pause to the violence generated by the Caborca cartel, mainly in the state of Sonora.
"It's really an arrest that will generate a pause in the violence that the organization is generating in several municipalities, especially in Sonora." No doubt for Sonora will be a big breath and Governor Alfonso Durazo will be able to breathe deep in the coming days because we do see how violence has increased in Sonora recently, because it was really alarming, then it is good news Ace in general," said Eduardo Guerrero, security specialist Public.
This Friday, July 15, 2022, Rafael Caro Quintero was detained after a Navy operative in the municipality of Choix, Sinaloa.
The leader of the extinct Guadalajara cartel Rafael Caro Quintero had become the most wanted fugitive by the DEA, the United States Drug Control Administration, following the death of DEA agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena in 1985.
The agency was offering a $20 million reward for information leading to their capture.
In its bill, the DEA added the warning that Caro Quintero was dangerous.
Eduardo Guerrero, a specialist in Public Security, noted that the Caborca cartel reached its peak in the first three years of the government of Lopez Obrador, and that it was extremely violent
* He explained that the arrest of the drug dealer will put a pause to the violence, mainly in the state of Sonora
By: Maria Del Rocio Angeles Rivero
Public Safety Specialist Eduardo Guerrero shared that the arrest of Rafael Caro Quintero will generate a pause in the violence that increased in recent years on the coast of Baja California, as currently the drug trafficker is e ncontraba at the front of the Caborca cartel, which generated much of the violence in the area.
“It was really an urgent matter. Rafael Caro Quintero created, recently, a few years ago, a new cartel, the Caborca cartel, which really reaches its boom in these first three years of the government of Lopez Obrador, is a highly violent cartel that began to generate much Violence all over the Gulf Coast of Baja California I'm talking about San Luis Rio Colorado, Caborca, Hermosillo, Guaymas, Cajeme, all these municipalities on the west coast of Sonora were burned by disputes of the Caborca cartel with other organizations," indicated Eduardo Guerrero, specialist in Public Safety.
He explained that the arrest of Caro Quintero will put a pause to the violence generated by the Caborca cartel, mainly in the state of Sonora.
"It's really an arrest that will generate a pause in the violence that the organization is generating in several municipalities, especially in Sonora." No doubt for Sonora will be a big breath and Governor Alfonso Durazo will be able to breathe deep in the coming days because we do see how violence has increased in Sonora recently, because it was really alarming, then it is good news Ace in general," said Eduardo Guerrero, security specialist Public.
This Friday, July 15, 2022, Rafael Caro Quintero was detained after a Navy operative in the municipality of Choix, Sinaloa.
The leader of the extinct Guadalajara cartel Rafael Caro Quintero had become the most wanted fugitive by the DEA, the United States Drug Control Administration, following the death of DEA agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena in 1985.
The agency was offering a $20 million reward for information leading to their capture.
In its bill, the DEA added the warning that Caro Quintero was dangerous.
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